Or if your laner starts to jungle. The Krul decides to stay in lane. Not getting the Kraken after an ace. Diving into a 1v3.

Aye it's all about that back door lol. I like playing Joule, and her hop gets me out of sticky situations. I've never done that with her, but any hero can do that. For example, the enemy team has one turret left on their side, but they unleash the Kraken. While they concentrate on taking down our turrets, I gather the few minions left and take down the turret and the crystal as Taka.

I haven't seen a good Petal jungle yet. Usually when I see a Petal jungle, they get squashed on the entire game. Not saying it can't happen, but I think it's that most people don't know how to jungle as Petal.

Almost everything you stated I agree with. For me, I always lock in last to make sure we don't end up with all junglers or something crazy. Secondly, I never 1v1 Krul. That's just asking for death. Under some circumstances I might 1v1 him if he's low energy. I always wait for the 2nd jungler to help me ambush him, so he doesn't turn into a scary end game Krul. Also, watch the build. It determines a good Krul from a bad one. Although, I don't agree with the two laner team. I mean, it's...

I've gotten my fair share of AFKs and lost some matches, but I've never seen my elo drop dramatically because of it. I'm currently at the "Decent-ish" tier. I have noticed when I don't play often it drops.

I loved playing Joule until they updated her thunder strike. Now I usually play Koshka, but other than that, I'm pretty flexible on what heroes I play. They are all easy to pick up to me.

I don't think there is anyway to fix the problem. There are guides and videos to help people play better and work with their team. If those people just breeze through the tutorials, it's not only their loss, but also, their teammate's loss. No one can make them be a better, thoughtful player but themselves. I think the only way to avoid the problem is by leveling up and playing against and with experienced players. It's not even necessarily a problem. It's just people not knowing how...

I agree. I've had some pretty successful games with just the use of pings. You kinda have to feel out your team's play style and how experienced they are.

Karma Level: 7 Wins: 31

Oh pet peeves in vg? 1.) When a usual jungle champion goes in the lane. I don't understand the logic of a Glaives in lane, or vise versa, a Ringo jungle. 2.) Teammates that don't listen to pings. That wonderful moment when the enemy team is taking the Kraken, and your team is in lane. It makes me pull my hair out. 3.) Not surrendering or surrendering at the appropriate time. Alright if the team just took the Kraken, it doesn't mean the game is over, but if a majority of your team is...